Topic: eSports Crypto Betting In Europe (Read 801 times)

I made a comparison sheet here. It is for my personal use. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BemK22jE3YNG-085ZoQhnTzP2fO0qpXArg7GsLHTj2Q/edit?usp=sharing
NOT by Unikrn and in no officially represents Unikrn in any way.

For specific details regarding vision and roadmap I suggest you look at their whitepaper : https://static.unikrn.com/4242/unikrn_bm/doc/whitepaper_en.pdf

There is also lots to say about UnikoinGold being different from most tokensales or new cryptocurrency projects, however main differences being: traditional rounds for company backing and building the token, impressive backers, existing tech and userbase which they are expanding. Everything legally compliant and working with regulators. Their legal team includes the best firms for gambling related legislation and a firm that is regarded the #1 in dealing with cryptocurrency legislation and regulation compliance. Team is pretty damn impressive too and with very deep ties and experience in esports, gaming, cryptocurrency and building tech (blockchain) applications.

They are definitely building and working to become THE token that services the entirety of the esports ecosystem.


Unikrn does not use cryptocurrency to bypass or skirt gambling laws. It works within existing legislation and with regulating bodies to ensure things are compliant.
However this token allows for a lot easier global servicing of esports fans. Where possible Unikrn will look to expand and acquire licenses to better service users of that country.
Hence why the EU expansion and interest from Asia is such a great development.

See also Malta Gaming Authority saying they are experimenting with cryptocurrency as they can no longer ignore it:

Please note, UnikoinGold is an ERC20 (Ethereum) Token. While it will be tradable on exchange for Bitcoin, you will not be able to bet with Bitcoin on the Unikrn platform.

Esports i think already exist but it is just now that they integrated bitcoin as one of the currencies for betting. Because it would be easier to transfer bitcoin rather that fiat currency into the site. You must have your account verified if ever you don't have an online wallet. Esports are famous now adays especially to fans that doesnt wanna go out to bet their own money.

It's a great news when bitcoin also got accept for eSports transaction. Of course it will attract more people for purchase item mall using bitcoin for example , imagine how much people will demand for it especially when eSports continue to grow even bigger than yesterday from time to time !

Been researching since yesterday-found the explanation video of how to exchange skins for unikoingold: https://twitter.com/UnikoinGold/status/919328642940973057

Other findings:
-they seem to hint at upcoming announcements especially on here in other threads
-their reach is underestimated especially since they have big name backers and partnerships with companies/esports teams
-malta license gives them an advantage
-verified millions of users on their current platform unikrn

Just from me researching, I can already see the power and incentive they have to make this work.

too cool 

for any fellow gamers, this is perfect for all of those skins laying around

Many companies of this kind will be established in the future.

The use of cryptocurrency as a medium on online gambling bypass some of the law which regulates use of fiat. This is one of the best thing that crypto currency has.

This is just the start of the revolution for online gambling and expect more countries to release this kind of betting platform.

what's the difference between unikoingold and other game tokens?

Those must be considered a done deal already and explaining on an article won’t change the fact that sooner or later they must adapt on the advancement of cryptocurrency.

Token/esports is widespread already and most gambling site has those options while the issueing a licences over are expected as more European countries are more open to innovation than any other country.

Yes, I believe they're working on it because one of their team members addressed it on facebook and in an interview I saw.

Skins for tokens is right here: https://unikoingold.com/skins

I saw on a fb group i'm part of and they're working on it.

wait, what? skins?

Question: are they planning on getting in on exchanges? I read somewhere that you're able to trade CSGO skins for the token. Where can I find that?

Thanks for sharing. I looked into this thinking it was like every other ico scam, but to my surprise it seems like a good choice.
Strong team, millions of users on their platform, and probably the only licensed company(from my research). Looks like I'm going to be putting some eth in.

I agree. And plus, all of these licenses and penalties are very expensive--enough to take a company down. Unikrn has been up since 2014 and I saw that you can also trade your skins for their token: https://unikoingold.com/skins

I don't think that's the reason. If the site has experienced the pressure of European legislation that he would have moved to another domain zone. There is probably a problem in something else. Perhaps the owners of the site have financial problems and they cannot afford to contain such a site.

Well it is still a token but still it is a great move for cryptocurrency in general. Tokens still is a great goods inline with this gambling sites. But fpr Europe to innovate in token can be a good opportunity for other services in gambling to execute a new payment style for betting. I guess they are now making plans to convert the token to their currency.

I used directbet.eu back then when I was into gambling using my Bitcoins and I think it is a Europe based cryptocurrency gambling, I still want to gamble and bet into it as it is a great website and it is almost complete when it comes to sports in the whole world and any other king of horse racing and a few bunch of casino games but it was suddenly close last May and I really don't know the reason behind it.

Maybe the main reason behind the closure of my favoritw gambling site is the regulation of Europe in cryptocurrency gambling online.

Saw that article on coindesk. pretty impressed and threw around 50eth in. Gonna see where this goes but i'm pretty sure it'll succeed. It's in their best interested to succeed

It's a hit or miss with nations. Hopefully more countries get onboard with this niche because they can make a lot of $$$.

What i like about them is that they push hard, maybe not on BTCtalk, but with their platform. Invested because of their team and their vision

it seems that bitcoin is legal all over the world

I am actually surprised that you are surprised that a country like Malta can be able to issue a license to an eSports business like Unikrn. I understand that Unikrn is under the umbrella of a big gaming company and they are counting on some rich and famous people to back the project up to success! In fact, I was tempted to also buy some of their tokens offered during its short ICO.

While there are countries who decided to not participate in the cryptocurrency bandwagon especially the big market of China, at the same time there are also countries who are open-minded enough to see the potential growth of this industry and they want to have a slice of the action.

As shown in Japan, there are many tangible and intangible benefits that a country can derived from getting involved in cryptocurrency and eSports is a big niche which is now also using the blockchain technology to enhance and upgrade their existing platform. This is actually akin to gambling but with many twists and this is one arena where money can be flowing left and right just like what we have in the casino (offline and online).

Saw this article from another thread.

https://www.coindesk.com/regulated-cryptocurrency-betting-just-got-big-boost-europe/

Unikrn managed to get a license in Malta, which makes most of Europe available for fiat betting in esports. This is absolutely insane and it goes to show that crypto can be legal if country's make the legislation.

Thoughts?